Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Burer season-1OO toms. 81 10as.

Buyer season-10O tons, 81 1893.
Buyer ISS7-i00 tons, 81 10; 200, al Az . ctl.
| OATS-Moderate inquiry, with no change in
values We quote: No. l Feed, 81 i0@I 75
| No. 2 81 COOL 65; Milling, 81 75@1 so; Surprise
81 S0@l IS; Black, 81 40G1 so; Nebraska, 81 As
CoRN--we quote: California large Yellow
81 071a61 10; small Yellow, 81 15@l 171a; White
81 15@l 20 .. ctl. Nebraska is quotable al
sEEDs-Quiet. We quote Mustard, Brown, 8:
as; Yellow, " 50@2 IS p ctl; Canary, 2a@2;4c
| Hemp, 3t94c; Rape, 112@2c; Timothy, 5@6c
Alfalfa, 77z@sc Flax, y 2 ctl .oa
II so; Barley, sail: Wheat, S1l@15 p ton
| STRAW-Quotable at 35@55c q bale.
| HOPS-Nominally quntable at 10@17c e ID.
| BRAN-Quotable at S21dl21 80 q ton.
| RYE-Quotable at 81 35@1 371a p ctl
BUCKWHEAT-Quotab at 81 l71al91 20 9
ctl. according to quality.
| PoTAToEs-Both old and new are on the
decline Wharf rates are: New, 81 SOAP so
River Reds, 81 S0@2 49, Early Rose, 81 371a@1 6215
Peerless, 81 50@1 80; Tomales, S262 25; Petaluma
1902 Is: Burbank Seedlings, sl@2 10; Oregon
Garnet Chile, 81 50@1 80 q ctl
| ONIONS-Offerings liberal, with softness in
values. Quotable at 81 5o9S IS q ctl, according
| to quality.
BEASs. We, quote prices; Bayos, s2@2 50;
l so; Lima 81 1902 25 +: Pea, 81 7091 so. Small
White 81 70@1 so p ctl-
| EEGETABLES-Th mark ct is well furnished
| with Asparagus Green Peas and Rhubarb
Trade is not quick. We quote: Asparagus, 75cas
81 50 2 bx: khubarb, 3@5c q ID; Egg Plant
20@25c q b; Cucumbers. 25c@sl % p dozen
M Mushrooms, 75e@sl box; Green Peppers, 1s@
s2@22j q box; String Beans. 0@25c 2 ID; sum
mer Squash 6@l0c e n; Artichokes log
15c 9 dozen Carrots S5@50c ctl Turpips,
25 $50, p ell Beets, 75cdSl sack; Parsnips,
5G@75c : ctl Callinower, 75c 81 y dozen
Uas bag 81 3591 so q ctl Carrie, 2@215e 5 n
| Ceier, oJGl6Ge 3, dozen Dry Peppers, Sd910c
| Dry akra. l5GD20c a n.
I FRI tT-uaSpbnvrinS sold at
| Strawberries are increasing in supply. Cherries
| are expected soon. The demand for Oranges is
| less general We quote Strawberries, 50c@
81 3 drawer; Raspberries, ST . Z drawer
| Apples, SlGl 70 for common, and 81 SOAP so 2
| box for good to choice; Mexican Lines. S1091l
pbx; California Lines, slql 50 q box; Lemons
1 sicily. s5Q5 so: do California, 75c60Sl 80 for
common. s212 50 for choice; Oranges, California
| 81 50taS y box for common. and So 50@5 80 2
! box for Navel; Tahiti oranges, SO 50@l2 50 z NJ
bsaanas " 50 90 81 > ouncn; Piaeappies, 50
! 3 dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-we quote sun dried Apples
| 6@7c d ID for sliced and sc for quar-
tered; Alden aud Plummer, PFC; Ap.
ricots, l1@l2c: Blackberries. 10c Figs, 5@6c for
| pressed and 4c for impressed; Smyrna do,
l21g@i4c for layers. and 99l0c for kegs; Neeta-
rines, l0c; Peaches, 17t91Sc for peeled, and ga
l0c for unpeeled; Pears, 3;94c for whole and re
| SC for sliced machine-dried, 1i@1215c Piums,
| 9G10c for pitted and ode for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, 7@Sc; French Prunes S@l0c p ID;
Raisins, London Layers, 81 S0@I 80 p box. with
| 4 box.
HoNEY-we quote: Comb Polio p II for
choice and case for common; bright extracted,
| administration undisturbed Receipts
ample for all wan S. We quote: Fancy 1s(1l9c;
good to choice, l6@15e; fair, l4@15c; mixed
for fair to good and lef0l2r q n for poor.
| CHEEcE-Quotable at o1aa1l1Sc p ID for fair
TO choice, and sa9c for poor quality.
EGGS-Prices are a shade higher. Quotable
| al ISk1lQp California and 16lZT1-p dnzap
| for Eastern.
| POULTRY-There is good demand for stock in
6rst-class condition. We quote as follows: Live
| dressed Turkeys, 22@23c; BOOSTERS s5G5 80 Ior
old, and SIS al0 Tor young Hens, s637 so; Rroil-
ers. Sia7: Dness. s7c9 50 . dosen; Geese,
| 81 SOAP a pair for old, and 81 50t63 q pair for
I Goslings; Pigeons, s2@2 80 q dozen for old and
| 81 seas for Young.
| GAME-We quote: Rabbits, 81 Hare, 81 50@
PRovISIONS-We quote as follows: East
| ern Hams l4@l5c California, 109l1c for salt
refrigerator-cured, 121a@lSe Eastern Breakfast
heavy and medium. 914@10c tor light medium
| and 10 a lie for light and extra light Clear
| Sides, S%@9c > b Pork, S9G10 a Dbl for extra
prime, sl0@u for prime mess, sl5 51@16 for
meas, sl6Gl6 so for clear. SIG s09i7 for extra
i clear; Pigs feet, Sl1 50@12; Mess Beef, sSG9
| for bbls, s5@5 so for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef,
50 5o@1O 50 for bbls. s6@7 for hf-bbls: Family
Beet. Sl4 50@l5 so p Dbl: California Smoked Beef
121z@13tc . ID: Eastern Lard, S14@9e for tierces
| and e@91Sc p ID for pals; Cs. ifornia do, 10-fb
tins, Sc; 5-fb tins SIC; pals &c for l0-ib GIG
1 for 5-fb. and 915c q b for 3-b pals
! W0OL-We quote:
| Poor short spring, seedy and bury, z b-lSdl5c
Good short spring. seedy Z
Choice short spring Free p ib.............17e3lS
Good years spring free. q fb..-............... Is
Fair years spring, seedy, .l4615
Poor years spring, sssdy and bury p n. .1291S
FRESH MEATS-Following ere the rates for
whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers
Beef-First quality, Sc: second quality. 20
| nc; third quality, 69614c 2 b. Veal-Large,
| 6o.7c; small, 7@9c p b. Mutton-Quotable at
| 6ly67c p u. lan,b-Ye srlings, 7GSe; Spring,
| sale 2 b. PorE-Live Fogs on foot grain fed,
| 59514c: stock 4@41zc; dressed Hogs, ~ SIC
| nr.
EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
NEW YORK. April 2Ist.
wHEAT-1e M-s41sa9 i54c for cash: $500.
9E,4c for May s214@9zSsc tor June. 9l5s for July
and 903sG9lissc for August
CHICAGO. April Dist.
wHEAT--i2 M.-Ssissc for cash, si5sc Tor May,
SS5sc for June. S2ssfor July.
SHORT RIbS-sS.
LIVERPOOL, April Dist.
| XHEAT-Firm California spot lots, Is Cd to
IS Cd just shipped. 3Ss sd: nearly due, SIS Sd;
cargoes off coast. steady, with 4 arrivals l sale
| and waitiag; Oh passage. firmly held; French
| Wheat and El0Irr